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Hiking and Biking
Hit the miles of trails here in North Central Idaho for mountain biking and hiking. Some trails have historical ties to early explorers. Listed below is a collection of trails near Grangeville Idaho that is sure to provide excellent scenery, wildlife sitings and beautiful trails to enjoy for a memorable outdoor experience!
Fish Creek Meadows Loop - 7 miles outside of Grangeville
Fish Creek Loop substitutes as a biking trail in the summer and a nicely groomed cross country or showshoe trail by winter. A more beautiful scenic trail, you will not find. The Gospel Humps can be seen in the distance as the trail meanders through a lovely forest of pines, firs and even huckleberry bushes. 3 mile, 5 mile and 7 mile loops are available and posted along the trail, for varying levels of conditioning and endurance.

Fish Creek is only 7 miles outside of Grangeville and is easily accessed with plenty of parking at the entrance to the loop. . If you want a killer workout, leave your vehicle at home, bring plenty of water and a snack, and hop on your bike for a meandering, paved mountain road that winds up at the Fish Creek loop. Your legs will be super pumped if you make it to Fish Creek Meadows. There is a covered pavilion where you can rest and the continue on to the Fish Creek loop. A large sign stands at the entrance showing the map and the various loops along the trail.

Fish Creek is so pristine, you're likely to run into the casual observer along the way who might be sampling a few huckleberry bushes or drinking from one of the streams winding through the forest, or just standing in the shade to get a few winks of rest. These characters are fully costumed and appear in the shape of a moose, a bear, a whitetail deer, or possibly an elk. You might catch a glimpse of a coyote or even a wolf too, so it would be prudent to keep a can of bear mace or some deterrent with you at all times, especially if you're biking alone.

If you've never visited Fish Creek Meadows before, you're missing a splendid slice of heaven in the Nez Perce National Forest. Try it and see. You'll want to come back time after time.

 
 
 
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